The Male Lead Just Won't Follow the Script [Book Transmigration]

The second extra chapter has been added to the author's notes at the end of the final chapter. Ji Jianhan, the only son of the wealthy Ji family of Jin City, was lost at a young age. Before his family found him, he wound up in Yun City, where he was adopted by the Shu family, the richest family in town. The matriarch of the Shu family disliked and despised him. After having a son of her own, she casually gave him to the family's chauffeur to raise. The chauffeur's daughter was kind, sunny, optimistic, and hardworking. The Shu family also had a daughter, the proud little swan of Yun City. In everyone else's eyes, she disliked Ji Jianhan just as much as her mother did. Even when they ran into each other at school, they acted as if the other weren't there and simply passed by. Everyone thought that the poor but handsome school heartthrob Ji Jianhan would inevitably fall in love with the first girl over time. That was how the story was supposed to go: in the novel, both the Shu matriarch and her daughter were foolish cannon fodder who had offended the male lead and met terrible ends. Until one day, Ji Jianhan eloped with the eldest daughter of the Shu family. A concise blurb: While the transmigrated female supporting character is racking her brains to steal the male lead from the original heroine, the male lead is dating a third person. A haughty young lady who seems untouchable in public but is actually a sweet little darling x the chauffeur's adopted son, cool and ruthless, a man of few words. (Two natives who couldn't care less about the plot.) 1. One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, set in a partly fictional world, with some original settings. Not heavily researched. Please don't announce your departure if you drop the story. The characters' values do not represent the author's. 2. 60% anti-piracy ratio, 24-hour delay. [This story does not endorse elopement. The situation depicted here is discussed in detail at the end of Chapter 64 and in Chapter 65. I hope readers will develop a proper understanding of it while reading.] Blurb screenshot dated April 27, 2020 Coming next: The Wicked Heiress in a CEO Romance [Book Transmigration]. Blurb below: As the haughty heiress in a story about a domineering CEO falling for an innocent young woman, Ren Shiran gets the wicked supporting-character script: Take credit for the heroine saving the male lead's life, use her family's influence and the debt he owes her to become his fiancee, slip something into his drink, and humiliate the innocent heroine with a check to make her leave... and so on. As a supporting character, Ren Shiran is determined to follow the eight-character formula: "stupid and wicked, with nothing but beauty." Of course, drugging the male lead will end with her delivering him straight to the heroine's bed. After the heroine is humiliated and sent away, she goes to a fishing village to soothe her wounded heart. Who could have guessed that the male lead would fall into the sea and lose his memory while taking a boat out? The heroine saves him a second time, and by sheer coincidence, their feelings quickly grow in the fishing village. The heroine's kindness and innocence eventually expose Ren Shiran's false claim to the rescue, delivering a face-slapping moment. The male lead furiously cancels the engagement, and the wicked heiress makes a humiliating exit, becoming the laughingstock of the richest families. Ren Shiran did get the wicked supporting-character script, but... she was pregnant the day Cheng Wenshu fell into the sea. A pretend wicked heiress heroine x a pretend domineering CEO hero A young lady diligently following the plot x the supposedly aloof CEO Cheng, who follows his wife around dismantling the script 1. Couple: the original male lead 2. She really did take credit for the rescue 3. I know this is melodramatic Theme: Life is long, and it can still be brilliant.